Exeter NH Stake
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My Acts of Neighborliness
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My Team's Acts of Neighborliness
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Active Members

Building a Nation of Neighbors, One Small Act of Service at a Time
👥 Member Roster
| Member ⇅ | Acts ↓ |
|---|---|
C Carolee A. | 9 |
D David S | 7 |
E Elaine H. | 4 |
J Jennifer D | 3 |
P Pamela B | 3 |
J Jan M | 2 |
B Beth M | 1 |
C Courtney D | 1 |
E Erinn S | 1 |
E Ethan H | 1 |
K Kim ackernecht | 1 |
L Linda H | 1 |
R Rosemary S | 1 |
C Cynthia Gebler | 0 |
E Erik B. | 0 |
K Kelli M | 0 |
S SpongeBob S | 0 |
📋 Acts of Neighborliness Log
I introduced myself to my new neighbors today and offered to help them unpack their U-Haul.
Created a video of scripture and prophetic doctrine from the Bible and placed it on Facebook for both my friends and the public
Lifeguard for Single Adult waterfront
Met new friends attending an event
Sent a text message to a local single mom, who has a lot on her plate, letting her know that I was thinking of her and would love to catch up soon!
Brought a number of things to a wonderful thrift store that really serves the community.
I returned from a planned vacation and gifted a box of chocolates to my co-worker who covered for me while I was away on vacation.
Produced a men's luncheon to discuss scripture and to fellowship with singing and prayer.
Was able to offer support to 2 different employees at 2 different stores when dealing with difficult patrons.
I volunteered at the gather food pantry preparing meals
Took the time to thank our operations manager for his hard work!
Arrive early at my wife’s work and help the operations team fold bins of towels
Held baby for mother of toddler while she played with the toddler.
Gave cheese to local food pantry
Helped lead a Bible study.
Greeted many people with a smile today.
I called the wife of a patient at Portsmouth Hospital to lend support and help make a connection for healing. and made a referral. refer
Took a friend I haven’t seen in a while out to lunch
Visiting 5 separate individuals at the Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Organized a pickle game for players who wanted to get together and play outside which is open to everyone. It is such a joy to bring people together.
Had my neighbor over for dinner
volunteered for library after school program
Planted a garden for neighbors
A lifeguard colleague had a medical
Cleaned the pool deck and cleaned out shelving units.
Arrived at 3:40am to make sure chemicals for the pool was checked before a coworker got into the pools at work
I brought hand-cut flowers to my neighbor
I babysit and provide meals
Provided meal to co-worker
Went to neighbors child cross meet
Delivered some wedding decor and items to help my boss with her upcoming wedding
Preparing snack packs for the high school football team for their away games.
Made and delivered three pints of soup to shut in neighbor
Had house keys made for elderly friend
I was able to make a fruit tower to serve at a celebration of their son’s baptism.
Team Progress
Exeter NH Stake
toward the 250-act team goal
Acts Rendered
Team Info
- Member since
- Sep 15, 2026
- Location
- Exeter, NH
Ideas for Acts of Neighborliness
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- ♥Introduce yourself to a neighbor you don't know
- ♥Start a conversation with a vendor at the farmer's market
- ♥Start a conversation in the grocery store line
- ♥Make small talk with someone you see often but rarely talk to
- ♥Put your neighbor's trash cans away
- ♥Help a neighbor with repairs or maintenance tasks such as cleaning out gutters, removing brush, or weeding
- ♥Wash and/or vacuum a family member's car
- ♥Walk your neighbor's dog
- ♥Visit an elderly neighbor
- ♥Invite a neighborhood child who isn't often included over to play
- ♥Visit a nearby retirement community
- ♥Compliment a neighbor on their home or yard
- ♥Take a baked good to a neighbor
- ♥Make a special meal for someone you live with
- ♥Invite someone over for a meal
- ♥Host a dinner party
- ♥Loan something to a neighbor
- ♥Ask to borrow something from a neighbor
- ♥List unwanted items for free on a local Buy Nothing page
- ♥Donate items to a local resale shop
- ♥Pick up litter on your street
- ♥Pick up litter in the park or on a trail
- ♥Plant some flowers in a shared neighborhood space
- ♥Clean up an empty lot
- ♥Attend a town festival, parade, or seasonal celebration
- ♥Join a community class, walking group, book club, or garden club
- ♥Participate in an interfaith activity
- ♥Organize a block party
- ♥Look a cashier or shop attendant in the eye and thank them
- ♥Offer a cold drink to your mail carrier
- ♥Write a thank you note to someone who regularly serves you
- ♥Join a community Facebook group and post positive, grateful thoughts
- ♥Make an extra effort to obey slow speed limits in your neighborhood
- ♥Let someone go ahead of you in line
- ♥Return a stray shopping cart
- ♥Hold the door and make eye contact